Luton Town are spending Easter Monday on home soil as we host play-off hopefuls Bristol City at Kenilworth Road (Monday, 3pm UK).
Matt Bloomfield’s Hatters picked up a huge three points against relegation rivals Derby County and will look to replicate that result again to complete an Easter double.
Liam Manning’s Robins strengthened their play-off spot with victory against Sunderland at Ashton Gate on Good Friday.
Fan information
The build-up will start at 1pm when the 140 Bar opens its doors on the Kenilworth Apron. The covered bar will offer hundreds of supporters a large space to savour the pre-match atmosphere. At 2.15pm two first-team players will be taking selfies and signing autographs for fans at the 140 Bar.
Happy Hour will be between 1pm and 2pm with 50 per cent off soft drinks, water and alcohol* and a DJ will entertain supporters with a mix of music on the Kenilworth Apron.
*This deal is only available from LTFC units and does not include concessions, including Norm’s, Kenny Henny, Tikka Nation, Really Awesome Coffee, Kelchner Brewery and Leighton Buzzard Brewery.
How to follow live
Subject to availability, there are a limited number of tickets still available to be with us on the day. These are on general sale to supporters with a previous purchase history and all Hatters members.
If you cannot join us and are following from overseas, you can watch the game live on LTFC+. This fixture is available in all countries, apart from the UK, Channel Islands and Ireland.
Alternatively, you can buy an LTFC+ annual overseas subscription. This will give you access to this fixture and any other Luton Town fixture which can be broadcast on LTFC+ in your location. If no packages appear via the link, please logout and log back in again.
Not at Kenilworth Road and not based abroad? You can still listen to the match live with Simon Pitts or follow game updates on our dedicated Match Centre, which will appear on the website and app home page in the build-up to kick-off.
Last time out
Luton came out on top in our Good Friday six-pointer at Pride Park against Derby.
Millenic Alli scored the only goal of the game as the resilient performance from the Hatters brought a clean sheet and the three points back to Bedfordshire.
The opposition
It has been a brilliant month so far for Bristol City. Three wins from their last four games has cemented their place in the top six going into the final three games with a four-point lead on Middlesbrough in seventh.
The Robins have been in great form since the turn of the year – they have lost just three Championship games in 2025.
Recent victories against West Brom and Sunderland have only boosted the confidence of Manning’s men as they hope to extend their season into the play-offs.
Rob Dickie has been a constant in the Robins defence and marked his good form with a goal on Good Friday.
Last time we met in LU4
We took all three points when Bristol City last visited Kenilworth Road in March 2023.
2022/23 top scorer Morris scored within the first five minutes as we held on for the victory under the lights in LU4.
Officials
The referee for our fixture against Bristol City will be John Busby.
86 yellow cards and two red cards have been handed out by Busby across his 28 games this season.
Just three of Busby’s 28 games this season have not been Championship fixtures.
Busby last officiated a Luton fixture when we visited Sunderland in February.
Referee: John Busby
Assistant Referees: Alex James & Shaun Hudson
Fourth Official: Scott Oldham
Love Football. Protect The Game.
Luton Town Football Club has committed in its customer charter to providing safe match-day experiences for all supporters regardless of age, gender, ethnicity, disability or sexual orientation, and this applies equally to home and away fixtures.
In the event that any Luton supporters do make discriminatory chants, the Club will work with the police and football authorities to help identify such individuals. Any such fans would then face the strictest club sanctions, including football banning orders that would prevent them attending any matches, in addition to any criminal charges.
Furthermore, we would like to warn against pitch incursions and the use of pyrotechnics or missiles – which could lead to potential prosecution.
The Club can also be held responsible for the behaviour of its supporters, which could lead to substantial fines being imposed.
As a diverse and inclusive football club, we stand shoulder-to-shoulder with our fellow EFL clubs in supporting the FA’s ‘Love Football. Protect the Game’ campaign and call on all fans to enjoy the game in a positive spirit.
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